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sbrothy
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- Archaeological evidence of first supernova sighting way before BCE
Popular Physics.
"Evidences of the earliest Supernova observation in the Nebra disk
R.G. Pizzone"
---- https://arxiv.org/abs/2005.07411I know this isn't exactly breaking news and I cannot comment of the quality or validity of the research, but I've found that due to the brevity of the paper and it's pedagoical execution it has a tendency to draw in an audience not normally interested in astronomy.
And with that I mean barely literate people who nevertheless enjoy the drawings and continuity of the religious awe of the event.
It may have been a little overlooked?
Regards,
Søren
[Should maybe have ben posted in the general forum. I couldn't find an archaeology or spurious forum. :). As alway,s, feel free to move. Goes without saying I know.
"Evidences of the earliest Supernova observation in the Nebra disk
R.G. Pizzone"
---- https://arxiv.org/abs/2005.07411I know this isn't exactly breaking news and I cannot comment of the quality or validity of the research, but I've found that due to the brevity of the paper and it's pedagoical execution it has a tendency to draw in an audience not normally interested in astronomy.
And with that I mean barely literate people who nevertheless enjoy the drawings and continuity of the religious awe of the event.
It may have been a little overlooked?
Regards,
Søren
[Should maybe have ben posted in the general forum. I couldn't find an archaeology or spurious forum. :). As alway,s, feel free to move. Goes without saying I know.
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